BBC History Magazine - 2018-10-04

• Michael Palin
• Lucy Worsley
• Kwasi Kwarteng
• Cromwell’s Italian links
• The history of loneliness
• On the trail of a Nazi
• Cry-baby Churchill?
• Paul Robeson
• TV & RADIO
• Background­er: what has been ailing Britain’s prisons?
• MICHAEL WOOD’S VIEW W
• Samantha’s recipe corner
• Prize crossword
• Q& A and quiz
• A French feminist loses her head
• William of Orange invades England
• America mourns its president
• The gunpowder plot goes up in smoke
• “Fairies’ capacity to imperil eternal souls by seducing them into carnal sin made them dangerous to humans”
• They gave us the greatest of all Britons
• They shaped the England we know today
• They wrote brilliant histories
• Thomas Louch
• George Wainford
• NEW AND FORTHCOMIN­G
• The frontline of history
• Through the keyhole
• Cartoons and conspiraci­es
• The privileged few
• World-changers
• Templars on trial
• FICTION Nightmares and wax
• THREE MORE NOVELS ON FRANCE IN REVOLUTION
• HALF TERM Heritage
• UNDISCOVER­ED MUSEUMS
• Autumn Heritage Collection
• The day the world turned upside down
• Europe’s unsettled debts
• A battle that spilled into the biosphere
• Haunted by dreams of the trenches
• Fallout felt around the world
• “The First World War centenary has been a lost opportunit­y”

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